I really shouldn't have trusted this preview so easily.
In the preview, everything here had been normal, and the host had been perfectly respectable.
The process I'd seen in the preview went roughly like this: it was a trial ground, and everyone had to complete the trial's tasks using their own abilities.
As for the rewards, they were just as described now.
During the trial, items from other people's ruins would appear.
The drop rate was separate. If you died or the trial ended, you could still return to your original ruins and continue exploring.
Even if you obtained a treasure during the trial that you would normally have found in the ruins, the treasure in the ruins themselves wouldn't disappear. You could even end up with two copies.
And nobody would die.
No matter how you looked at it, this was an incredibly worthwhile event.
Getting this information in the preview had made Lu Cang consider taking part.
But now, the sight of this fellow who clearly didn't play by the rules filled Lu Cang with deep misgivings.
He could give Rhine a hundred million points just like that.
Could that also mean he'd kill people at random, on a whim?
There were no rules to follow. Everything was utterly chaotic.
This kind of unpredictable situation really did make him uneasy.
Yet the other party seemed to understand the concerns people might have. A voice filled with giggling rang out. "Everyone can rest assured. Though I represent chaos and disorder, I always keep my word."
"I've never taken pleasure in killing people."
"I only hope you'll all enjoy the delights of chaos to your hearts' content in this trial..."
"Oh, and this ranking is useful, too."
"The rewards you can earn based on your rank will be beyond your